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Remove leftover services cheat-sheet on uninstall

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Delete ~/assemblrr_services.txt during uninstall and drop redundant
interactive uninstall prose from the docs.
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@ -351,6 +351,11 @@ uninstall_app() {
done
rmdir "$HOME/.local/bin/lib" 2>/dev/null || true
# Setup writes this cheat-sheet under $HOME (outside the install dir)
if [ -n "${APP_SERVICE_FILE:-}" ]; then
rm -f "$HOME/${APP_SERVICE_FILE}" 2>/dev/null || true
fi
log_success "${APP_DISPLAY_NAME} has been uninstalled!"
log_info "Docker images were left on disk — see docs/uninstall.md to remove them."
}

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@ -37,24 +37,17 @@ No named Docker volumes are used — all state lives in the two directories abov
```bash
assemblrr backup ~/my-backup # optional, but recommended first
assemblrr uninstall # interactive: asks before deleting anything
assemblrr uninstall # interactive prompts — read them before confirming
```
The interactive uninstall:
- stops and removes all containers, volumes, and the Docker network
- asks before deleting the install directory (type the full path to confirm)
- asks before deleting the media directory (type the full path to confirm)
Variants:
Non-interactive:
```bash
assemblrr uninstall --force # no prompts; deletes everything EXCEPT media
assemblrr uninstall --force --media # no prompts; deletes everything INCLUDING media
assemblrr uninstall --force # no prompts; keeps media
assemblrr uninstall --force --media # no prompts; deletes media too
```
`--force` never deletes your media directory unless you also pass `--media` —
media is your actual content and is treated as opt-in deletion.
`--force` alone never deletes your media directory; pass `--media` to opt in.
## Option 2 — CLI missing from PATH (install is otherwise complete)